Poznanski E O, Miller E, Salguero C, Kelsh R C
JAMA. 1978 Jun 2;239(22):2343-7. doi: 10.1001/jama.239.22.2343.
Eighteen children and adolescents who survived two years or longer in an attempt to manage their end-stage renal failure by transplantation were studied. The psychological adaptation of the young person to this form of management of renal disease was assessed by a semistructured interview of the patient and his parents. Fifty percent of the patients functioned at school or on the job and did not have depression. The remaining half did less well. In our institution a satisfactory quality of life required a successful transplant.
对18名通过移植治疗终末期肾衰竭存活两年或更长时间的儿童和青少年进行了研究。通过对患者及其父母进行半结构化访谈，评估了年轻人对这种肾病治疗方式的心理适应情况。50%的患者在学校或工作中表现良好，没有抑郁情绪。其余一半情况则较差。在我们机构，要获得令人满意的生活质量需要成功的移植手术。
